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Bluebelle Nails
09-04-12, 09:28 PM
Hi guys, could you give me your feedback on these please? My first set of pink n whites, using pink n white acrylic, which i've done on my left hand.
Cheers xx

elle.m
09-04-12, 10:11 PM
They look lovely, great first attempt

Pixie28
10-04-12, 12:05 AM
Wow they are great. How did you get the smile line so crisp on your own hand? Are they white tips or did you use white powder? x

Bluebelle Nails
15-04-12, 08:12 PM
Hey thanks guys :)
I used white acrylic on the free edge...not really sure how i managed to get the smile line right,it's far from purfect but i was quite pleased with my first attempt :) i used NSI acrylic and my new EzFlow 508 brush, i tidied the smile line up a bit by doing it 'reverse'...u know when u poke it into place from the other side...i'm not very good with words,you'll have to excuse me! lol xx

Zeroprojection
26-04-12, 12:37 AM
I think they look lovely. Ive just done my first set with pink & white too and your smile line looks much better than mine lol.
Is there anything you would change?

Bluebelle Nails
06-05-12, 05:45 PM
I would make my smile lines even better!! lol! Gunna have a go at this on a friend this week. God i need more people to practise on! lol xx

HeatherDavis
09-05-12, 06:45 AM
For your first set of P&W, these are very good :)

If you want to get REAL polished, here is something to work on:
-Your free edges are a bit flared- look straight at the nail, and make a perfectly straight line from the cuticle to the free edge on the sidewall- if it's perfectly straight, it will "cut off" the outward edges on the left and the right side of the nail.
-A couple of nails show highlights at the cuticle line, particularly the middle finger- which means that you may have too much product in that area. Be sure the cuticle and sidewalls are flush to the nail, and that there is a definite curve in the dead center of the nail to create your apex.
Work on consistency in your mix ratio, and keep practicing! You are off to a good start :)
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